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Lysyxmv6 · Dec 22, 2010

Hi ..
I'm new to the forum, my name is Mariusz and I come from Polish.
I have a question for the forum, maybe someone of you will know what techniques have been worked pictures cars, pictures can be seen at the link below:
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I will say frankly that I asked on the forums but my Polish people in my country is not willing to share their knowledge, so I decided to log in to a foreign forum can someone help me here, I think people here are more friendly and helpful

How would anyone be willing to undertake such a task can send four photos taken in Raw.
Thank You and Yours
Mariusz

I wish you a Merry Christmas

Dominantly · Dec 22, 2010

Are you wondering how they got such wide shots inside of those cars?

Well, a wide angle lens taking the shot as far back and higher in the car will do that.

Use of a wide angle lens inside of a small space like a car, can add a more visually appealing shot. I have also seen shots taken from the back seat with bot front seats pulled down, to show a complete view of the car from the seats forward. It's great for advertisement and sales.

Lysyxmv6 · Dec 22, 2010

This is what the camera pictures were taken, I know

Nikon D700 + 14-24 f/2.8 + D300 + 24-70 f/2.8. Exactly my point, which was performed with the technical treatment of these photographs. It may be noted that the pictures do not drown in the shadows, the colors are vivid.
Is not that the exposure is to combine the masks in Photoshop Rawa.No one knows how to write and read English, I use the dictionary on google

Lysyxmv6 · Dec 22, 2010

Nobody knows what treatment techniques used in these pictures?

ann · Dec 22, 2010

good lighting up front.

Lysyxmv6 · Dec 22, 2010

buddy, how you talk about light from the top? photos are taken without flash. These pictures are well-worked in Photoshop

ann · Dec 22, 2010

I mean they looking professional lite, with strobes, umbelleras, etc.

KmH · Dec 22, 2010

All the images I looked at (the first 15 or so) were shot with ambient light.

Notice the backgrounds are overexposed.

The photographer exposed for the interiors without concern for the backgrounds.

I don't see any evidence that there was much post processing done.

All-in-all, it looks to me like the photographer knew how to do photography.

Lysyxmv6 · Dec 22, 2010

What is an All-in-all?

Lysyxmv6 · Dec 22, 2010

Colleague KMH, as you say, then I'll send you a picture, and it's the same as those in the link

ann · Dec 22, 2010

all in all means everything considered.

Keith, I thought the cars were so well lite and the backgrounds so blown i wondered if they were cut and pasted (strange, but ......) The interiors have a look to me that is far more controled than the exterior seems to provide.

Lysyxmv6 · Dec 22, 2010

The pictures are colorful, as well as inside and outside. I thought that in America will not be a problem to read how they were treated to the image. After all, America is the biggest mine of knowledge, technology and turtoliali

I translate the word dictionary in google, and it happens that not all are translated well

OrionsByte · Dec 22, 2010

Looks to me like the only post-processing that was done was boosting the contrast and possibly the saturation. Just as a test, I went out and took a shot of my incredibly unimpressive car, and cranked up the contrast. I was attempting to match the 2nd photo in the link you sent.

With a prettier car and perhaps changing the car-to-sunlight angle a bit (plus a lot more experience), I don't think I'd have trouble replicating those shots, with no post-processing required beyond a little contrast and saturation enhancement.